Specify the allegation
Time, place, duty, and alleged conduct must be identifiable and provable.
With a conduct-related dismissal, the exact allegation, any warning, and the documentation matter. I assess the legal position.
For Conduct-Related Dismissal, these points are especially important:
The first step is to clarify: Whether the allegation is provable, a relevant warning existed, and the response was proportionate.
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Time, place, duty, and alleged conduct must be identifiable and provable.
For conduct capable of correction, a relevant prior warning often requires assessment.
Service, fault, consequences, and recurrence risk must be weighed.
The dismissal generally has to be challenged in court within three weeks.
Time, place, duty, and alleged conduct must be identifiable and provable.
For conduct capable of correction, a relevant prior warning often requires assessment.
Service, fault, consequences, and recurrence risk must be weighed.
The dismissal generally has to be challenged in court within three weeks.
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Step 1
Whether the allegation is provable, a relevant warning existed, and the response was proportionate.
Step 2
Time, place, duty, and alleged conduct must be identifiable and provable.
Step 3
Service, fault, consequences, and recurrence risk must be weighed.
Step 4
The dismissal generally has to be challenged in court within three weeks.
For Conduct-Related Dismissal, Dr. Philipp Lerch focuses on the specific evidence, deadlines, and a direct legal strategy.

Whether the allegation is provable, a relevant warning existed, and the response was proportionate.
For conduct capable of correction, a relevant prior warning often requires assessment.
Service, fault, consequences, and recurrence risk must be weighed.